TORONTO STAR: "I have no empathy left for the willfully unvaccinated. Let them die"

Okay, that edition of the Toronto Star is dated August 26, 2021, 16 months ago.  But the message hasn't changed.  There's been no retraction. Translation: Kill the unvaccinated and kill dissidents, or anyone who appears different from you.

The Toronto Star partnered with the Trudeau Foundation during the pandemic. Vardit Ravitsky, head of the Foundation’s COVID-19 Committee, said unvaccinated citizens should only have access to food and medication.

Donations to the Foundation increased by 500% during the pandemic. https://t.co/7k6rTc9cNd pic.twitter.com/iM6iAJkYgT

— The Real Andy Lee Show (@RealAndyLeeShow) January 6, 2023

Vroom, Vroom . . .

Americans are paying a record $717 a month for new cars, per Bloomberg.

— unusual_whales (@unusual_whales) January 6, 2023

January 6th? What's that?

Thank you to Mark Dice, posted @ Lew Rockwell.  

Wear masks to save public health agencies?

I laugh when people say they don't like talking politics.  For this interview here shows just how vacuous the COVID cult is in luring more innocents to get a shot, a shot that sheds.  The shot is the killer, not SARS-CoV-2.  Though SARS 

SUPERB Mask Nonsense Debunking!!! https://t.co/XCiAlSF6f7

— Ivor Cummins (@FatEmperor) January 6, 2023

"You can't talk about markets in today's world without talking about geopolitics because they are absolutely and inextricably linked."

 7:52  You can't talk about markets in today's world without talking about geopolitics because they are absolutely and inextricably linked.  We live in politically- predominant markets instead of bank-dominated markets, therefore, the incentives and the wishes of those classes of people drive not only our politics but the valuations in the marketplace.  Years of listening to Marting Armstrong complain, "The world is about capital flow."  Once Tom got that concept and he married it to geopolitics, he understood it quite easily.  It's not like he sees the code behind the matrix, but you have a better shot of decoding that code if you do that analysis as opposed to just hibing yourself off into one discipline: I'm a political analyst.  I'm an economic analyst.  I'm a finance guy.   I look at structured loan products.  No, you have to look at it all.  As Martin Armstrong said he never wanted to be a geopolitical analyst.  I never wanted to be a guy that analyzed credit spreads.  In a million years, did I ever think I'd be a guy watching credit spreads like a hawk.